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The internal report, leaked to the Ontario Liberals on Wednesday and published by the party, shows 205 Ontario communities don't have family doctors taking on new patients.

Haroun Bouazzi says he will remain a member of the left-leaning Québec solidaire caucus in a social media statement published after an emergency caucus meeting.

Google agreed last year to pay Canadian news publishers $100 million a year, indexed to inflation, in order to be exempt from the law.

The report was published less than a week before Americans head to the polls on Nov. 5 to choose between Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald Trump.

Harris seized on comments by Trump's former chief of staff about his former boss in interviews with The New York Times and The Atlantic published Tuesday.

A statement published in the Journal of Sleep Research on Wednesday said evidence reviewed found that daylight saving time 'can interfere negatively with sleep regulation.'

Trail’s Garrit Charlie Ciardullo, 23, was accused of one count of secretly observing or recording for a sexual purpose and one count of making or publishing child pornography.

Infrastructure Ontario published the lease it signed with Therme on Thursday, with the government touting the benefits it claims the deal will bring for taxpayers.

A mother and daughter, Tennille and Lydia Corbett, were given news that no one wants to receive: one of them is dying. So, they wrote a book about their journey.

The numbers, published by Statistics Canada earlier this month, show Alberta spends $193 per day per inmate.

It is meant to replace an older directive, published in July, that raised concerns the government was limiting access to health care in languages other than French.

The government said Thursday it was publishing its list of intelligence priorities for the first time in a bid for greater transparency with the public.

New estimates published by a leading climate policy institute show Canada cut emissions by about one per cent last year compared to 2022, or eight per cent since 2005.

The latest data published on the Alberta respiratory virus dashboard show that between August 2023 and August 2024, 732 deaths in Alberta were attributed to COVID-19.

Droits collectifs Québec says the registrar's decision to remove the rulings doesn't resolve the issues it raised, so it will continue to seek a Federal Court ruling.

The $32-million program will include a 24-hour call line and a web portal for services such as internet-based cognitive behavioural therapy and peer support.

The findings show that the AstraZeneca drug can also be used during the emergency of a life-threatening attack to reduce the need for further treatment and hospitalisations.

Prince Edward Island's health authority is asking for the public's help in finding a some paper health records that were "carried off by strong winds."

The Nova Scotia Progressive Conservatives won a second consecutive majority government in Tuesday's election.

A measles outbreak in New Brunswick that began last month with a single travel-related case is growing and today stands at 44 cases.